Pesticides in the European Union

The Pollinis, Terre Solidaire, and Le Basic jointly published a study in November, regarding the socio-economic costs of pesticides. The report revealed that the European Union is among the largest consumers of pesticides. This adds to the controversies surrounding pesticides in the EU. Pesticide...

Report by UN suggests that CO2 levels are bouncing back to pre-pandemic levels

Highlights

• A new report suggests that greenhouse gas emissions levels are back to pre-pandemic level
• Carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide levels are also increasing

According to a new report, various international scientific age...

LG CHEM IMPARTS GOLDEN TENETS OF BIODIVERSITY TO TEENAGERS IN CSR INITIATIVE

• LG Chem, South Korea’s pioneering chemical enterprise is forging ahead with its environmental corporate social responsibility (CSR) vision named “Green Connector.”
• The chemical company’s new CSR foresight is tuned in to help conserve biodiversity, foster...

BUSHFIRE19-20 LEADS TO LOSS OF MORE THAN 3 BILLION ANIMALS

HIGHLIGHTS

• The bushfires have made a huge loss to wildlife and are cited as one of the biggest loss of biodiversity in modern history

Australian last year’s bushfire has killed or moved almost 3 billion creatures, researchers’ state...

Zoo - important for biodiversity conservation marketing

A new research suggests that zoos and large carnivores shall be utilized as catalysts for pro-environmental behavior and public engagement with nature. 

The paper was published in the journal Nature Conservation. The study was conducted by an international multidis...

New research explores ways to limit the loss of nature

Natural habitats are depleting at a fast rate across the globe. Considering the complex cycles nature has, it adversely impacts the climate, biodiversity and life forms.  

To halt this continued loss, the University of Queensland has proposed an international goal of ‘no net ...

Benefits of Data Sharing on Your Scientific Career

Environmentalist Thomas Crowther realized that researchers had effectively gathered a tremendous measure of field information on woods around the world. Be that as it may, practically those information were sequestered in specialists scratch pad or PCs, making them inaccessible to the more extensive...